Black Diamond Equipment Windweight Glove Liner
A light, breathable glove like the Black Diamond Windweight Glove Liner is a versatile addition to your gear closet. These windproof liner gloves are worthy standalone gloves for high-output activities and moderate temperatures. When combined with a shell or overmitt, the Windweight Glove offers all-weather protection. Black Diamond uses Polartec Windbloc-ACT fleece and a Pittards leather palm for good dexterity and natural hand movement. On top of all of this, the Windweight Glove is lightweight and easily packable in your pocket or backpack lid. It is the perfect uptrack glove. It protects you from the wind, but breathes well to help regulate your hand temperature. The all-around Windweight Glove Liner from Black Diamond is sure to become your go-to glove for daily and adventure wear.
- Material: Polartec® Windbloc-ACT®
- Pittards suede palm patch
- Weigh: 72 g, 2.5 oz (size M, pair)
- Temperature Range: -4/4 degrees C, 25/40 degrees F
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Reviews - Black Diamond Equipment Windweight Glove Liner
I love these gloves! Not too sure about it being a liner glove. These gloves are comfortable and warm. I like how Black Diamond gives you a temperature rating on them, so you know how much cold they can take.
Best Lightweight Glove Out There
More of a lightweight glove than a liner, these bad boys are what you are looking for when dexterity counts. I use these fleece gloves for everything from driving on cold winter mornings to out in the field on job sites. They are the perfect balance between feeling what you are handling and providing wind proof comfort. Although they are not waterproof they serve double duty for a night out on the town.
Great windproof fleece gloves.
If you're looking for a breathable glove that is moderately insulated and windproof, this is a great choice. They aren't supposed to be waterproof or heavily insulated... expect them to soak up water if you do get rained or snowed on, but they still insulate when wet. Kept my hands warm in 5 degree wind chill with no problem, and they fit great if you have long fingers.